---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <authfriend@...> wrote :
You'll wait forever, given that Lawson never said he believed it. The rest of us will just laugh at you and go on about our business (so you can strike the "we" and just use "I"). I think Bawee's still miffed that the guy he believed could levitate at will was still a fucked up, sad human being who ended his life so stoned out of his mind that he found out, to his dismay, that although he could levitate he couldn't, in the end, even swim. Just as an additional point, haven't you seen the reports that many of these statements about immortality were spoken by a guy on videotapes that were filmed in the last few years of his life as he was lying prone on his bed, using a special (and rather deceptive) apparatus that made it appear as if he was sitting up. If you actually believe what he was purported to say about his ability to levitate, why couldn't he have just levitated over to the lecture hall and given these talks in person, and while actually sitting up? For that matter, if you believe that he was actually able to levitate and that there is some relationship between this and immortality, why did he die? We'll wait...
